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  Institute of Emergency Management
  Physical Address:
  12438 W. Bridger Street, Boise ID
  Mailing address:
  12301 W. Explorer Drive, Boise ID 83713
  Office phone number:
  (208) 373-1758
  FAX number:
  (208) 373-1766
  
  

MANAGING CIVIL ACTIONS IN THREAT INCIDENTS (MCATI): AWARENESS

Institute of Emergency Management

IEM Course #: 290

Course Title

MANAGING CIVIL ACTIONS IN THREAT INCIDENTS (MCATI): AWARENESS

OGT Training Level

Performance/Operations

Description

This course is designed to teach first responders to prepare for and successfully mitigate threat incidents involving civil disorder. Topics included are a historical perspective of civil disturbances, mobile field force team tactics, crowd behavior, demonstrator tactics, room and store entries, vertical building patrol, use of force during civil disturbances, special threats, mass arrest, less lethal munitions, and riot control agent familiarization used during civil disturbances. This course also culminates with a field exercise.

Prerequisite Knowledge, Skills & Abilities

Individuals with a working knowledge of law enforcement tactics and operations.

Prerequisite Coursework

• At least one of the following Idaho courses: Hazardous Materials Awareness; WMD Awareness; or an equivalent course offered by a recognized training agency or institution.

Target Audience

Individuals representing Law Enforcement agencies

Delivery

Instructor delivered at field locations identified by and coordinated with the sponsoring agencies throughout Idaho

Course Length

40 Hours

Student Expectations

For course completion eligibility, students are expected to be in attendance during the entire length of the course and successfully complete all aspects of any assignment, testing and/or evaluation.